Traci McCormick, MD

Traci McCormick, MD Triple Board Certified Physician | Owner, PrecisionMD Wellness and Weight Loss | Weight Loss | Hormone Replacement | Healthy Aging

11/20/2025
11/17/2025

Our November special is almost over! Don't miss out!!!

11/12/2025

Every year, I hear the same thing:
“I’ll just enjoy the holidays and start back in January.”

But there’s a smarter way.

Even a low dose of semaglutide can help quiet cravings, keep your appetite steady, and make it easier to enjoy your favorite foods without overdoing it.

Our year-end special makes this the perfect time to try it — $199/month when you prepay for 3 months ($597 total).
Offered in our Decatur and Madison offices through November. New or existing patients NOT currently on semaglutide only. We will have a special for our existing patients currently on semaglutide in December. Stay tuned!

I’ve been talking to a lot of people lately who are already worried about the holidays.The food, the parties, the family...
11/10/2025

I’ve been talking to a lot of people lately who are already worried about the holidays.

The food, the parties, the family gatherings… it’s easy to just say, “I’ll deal with it in January.”

But what if you didn’t have to?

Most people don’t realize you can actually use a low dose of semaglutide just to get through the holidays without feeling like you’re constantly fighting cravings or starting over every Monday.

It helps take the edge off the food noise so you can enjoy what you love without overdoing it.

You can still have the cookies, the dressing, the wine... you just feel more in control.

And it’s such a better feeling to start January already ahead, instead of trying to undo all the holiday damage.

For the month of November, we’re doing a year-end special: $199/month when you prepay for 3 months (regular price $872). This includes your provider visits and medication for 12 full weeks.

If you think this might be helpful, give us a call!

11/06/2025

I think I missed the vibe on this one- but you get the gist😂

10/31/2025

Somebody’s gotta be the boss 💪

10/27/2025

Our amazing Madison team is ready to meet you!

10/20/2025

Looking for a weight loss or hormone doctor that can help you? Good thing we’re looking for you too 🤝

10/14/2025

There's no need to be nervous about your first appointment at PrecisionMD. We don't judge. We just offer personalized care tailored to you!

07/16/2025

If you’re taking a GLP-1 medication like semaglutide or tirzepatide…
…and the weight just isn’t coming off…

You’re not alone.
And it doesn’t mean the medication isn’t working.

Here’s what I recommend evaluating when weight loss stalls:

✅ Are you on the right medication? Some people respond better to tirzepatide than semaglutide... or vice versa.
✅ Is your dose appropriate? Too low and your appetite isn’t controlled. Too high and you may feel too nauseated or tired to stay active.
✅ Do you need a second medication? In some cases, adding metformin, naltrexone, or another tool can make a big difference.
✅ Are you eating enough protein and fiber? These are essential for metabolism, appetite regulation, blood sugar, and body composition.
✅ Are you staying hydrated? Dehydration can slow fat loss, reduce energy, and worsen side effects.
✅ Are you protecting your muscle mass? Without strength training and quality nutrition, weight loss may come from muscle, not fat.
✅ Is your thyroid truly optimized? Even with a normal TSH, low free T3 or thyroid antibodies can stall progress.
✅ Are your s*x hormones balanced? Low progesterone, low testosterone, or estrogen dominance can all interfere with fat loss.
✅ Is your gut working for you, or against you? Gut imbalances, food sensitivities, and inflammation can quietly block results.
✅ How’s your stress? Chronic cortisol elevation makes belly fat harder to lose, no matter how dialed-in your plan is.
✅ Are your expectations realistic? Social media is full of stories about people who lost 10 pounds they'd first week on a GLP-1. This is far from the norm. Many people don't start losing weight until their 3rd or 4th month on the medication and the average weight loss is 1 to 2 pounds per week.
✅ Are you tracking more than the scale? Inches lost, appetite signals, cravings, inflammation, and labs all tell the story. Not just the number.

GLP-1s are a powerful tool, but they’re not always a magic fix.

When results stall, there’s always a reason... and we help you uncover it.

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